Rounding Edges for Bird Feeder

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Summary: Learn How to round off the edges of a bird feeder plan from an expert birdhouse builder in this free yard crafts video.

Views: 351 | Tags: house, bird, bath, birds, feeder, robins, cardinals, sparrows, birdfeeder

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Bob Olsen Bob Olsen began making birdhouses 15 years ago and it has grown into a craft. His birdhouses are constructed from old sheds and barn wood that is in most cas... read more

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Rounding Edges for Bird Feeder

Right now, maybe we ought to round the edges a little bit more. Kind of take off these sharp edges over here. We will put it on this sander over here. We will put it on the little bigger sander and it will only take a minute. Like I say, if you want to paint it, go ahead and paint it, any color you want. Pink, red, green blue. I went to the house and I got some feed and I will show you how this works. Pour the feed in there, as you see, the feed is coming out the bottom there. As the birds peck away at it, and it comes out and it just kind of lowers itself as they go into it. That's the simple way to make a bird feeder; you hang it up in a tree or any place you like to hang it, on the side of your house. Just put a screw in there and you can hang it on the screw. Leave it up all winter long and the birds will be there all winter long. This is a very inexpensive way to make a bird feeder.